MARSEILLE (FRANCE) (ITALPRESS) – “We didn’t do what I wanted, I expected us to be higher up the pitch. I didn’t make myself understood at halftime, I didn’t want a team so low, unfortunately, that’s how it went.” Roberto De Zerbi, on the eve of the match against Lens, in which Marseille are called upon to defend first place in the league, takes a moment to acquit himself for the Champions League defeat in Lisbon, where his team, having taken the lead, were left tened by a mistake by Emerson Palmieri and let the score come back. “But Olympiacos played with ten men against Barça and conceded six goals. Napoli against PSV, another six. Ajax conceded five. We were down to ten men and lost 2-1,” the Italian coach emphasized, responding to those who criticized his decisions, which he deemed too resigned. “I’ve heard false things”.

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